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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The free woman's cries, of course, one may suppose, were not intended to express an objective appraisal of my charge's current hygienic condition; rather they served as a way of ventilating what was apparently a considerable sense of outrage. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #1218)
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14 1218 The View more quotes about free">free woman's cries, of course, one may suppose, were not intended to express an objective appraisal of my charge's current hygienic condition; rather they served as a way of ventilating what was apparently a considerable sense of outrage.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 1215 It is seen to by the masters.
14 1216 The most common device for improving a girl, of course, is the switch or whip.
14 1217 As I have suggested earlier, cleanliness and such things, are normally required of a slave, as they are not of a free woman.
14 1218 The free woman's cries, of course, one may suppose, were not intended to express an objective appraisal of my charge's current hygienic condition; rather they served as a way of ventilating what was apparently a considerable sense of outrage.
14 1219 "I am not filthy!" cried my charge, a mistake, surely.
14 1220 "Clumsy, collared she-urt!" screamed the offended woman.
14 1221 "Look," she cried to the bystanders.
It is seen to by the masters. The most common device for improving a girl, of course, is the switch or whip. As I have suggested earlier, cleanliness and such things, are normally required of a slave, as they are not of a free woman. The free woman's cries, of course, one may suppose, were not intended to express an objective appraisal of my charge's current hygienic condition; rather they served as a way of ventilating what was apparently a considerable sense of outrage. "I am not filthy!" cried my charge, a mistake, surely. "Clumsy, collared she-urt!" screamed the offended woman. "Look," she cried to the bystanders. - (Witness of Gor)